Los Angeles DODGERS at New York METS 7/9/72 Original KTTV Broadcast (Kinescope)
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- Опубліковано 28 січ 2021
- Out from my VHS archival tapes and digitalized a rare B&W Kinescope Original KTTV Broadcast with Dodgers vs Mets at Shea Stadium Tom Seaver vs Claude Osteen with Say Hey Willie Mays in a Mets uniform in CF back in the good ole days at Shea Stadium a blast from the past
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Brings back fond memories. Tom Seaver against Claude Osteen.
Maury Wills, Frank Robinson and Willie Mays! All past their primes yet still cool seeing them in action.
15 years since the Dodgers left Brooklyn in 1972 and the Dodgers would draw a big crowd every time back then at Shea Stadium. The were a lot Dodger fans still alive!
#41 the pride and joy of Fresno High, Fresno City College...HALL OF FAMER, our hometown hero, The Franchise-Tom Seaver!
A baseball game from long ago, what a treat! Not like now where you have so many things to worry about and oh yeah, there wasn’t fans looking at their phones like mindless zombies!
Big NY Mets fan. Good old days of baseball. My Mets had one of the top if not top pitching staffs in baseball. Seaver, Koosman, and Jon Matlack were great. Yes Mets did not score allot of runs, but did not need to since 2 runs and most of the time they only needed 3 runs to win a game. Back in the day when we played the game based on core fundamentals of pitching, defense, and timely hitting. Great days when pitchers bated and no DH crap. The American League would install the DH in 1973, the beginning and end of baseball as we knew it. Keep these Mets classics coming from the only true Mets ballpark, Shea Stadium. Love the planes flying over Shea and you can hear them behind home plate and the hitters would step out when the planes made the sounds as they flew over Shea. Priceless, good old days when baseball was a real sport!!!!!!
Those were the days my friend I thought they'll never end when they weren't keeping pitch count oh ny the way Wayne Garrett John the hammer Milner Bud Harrelson brought me back to my childhood days when they were losing and I was still loving to watch those games when they won made it that much better watching Tommy Agee Cleon Jones Rusty Staub Kranepool Seaver Swaboda Fellx Millan Don Clendenon Willie Montanez Willie May's Fragosi ect
Crazy to think the '72 Dodgers frequently featured Wills, Davis, Lefebvre and Parker in the starting lineup
I remember this series! The Mets played a nine game home stand vs the California clubs: San Diego (Seaver had a no-hitter after eight innings in the 1st game of a July 4th doubleheader- Mets won, 2-0), the Dodgers (Mets took the middle game and, yes, I thought Dyer was safe at home on that play), and the SF Giants (Willie McCovey homered in the first two games, and the Mets took the third game behind Jon Matlack's 4-0 shutout gem: he would go on to be the NL Rookie of the Year).
Beautiful, brings back such youthful memories, this is Vin Scully, I am Ross Porter And Jerry Dogett, will never be the same.
Ross didn't come aboard till 77
Wow; first NY Mets Glory Run: Hardly ever missed a game on TV/ radio. Kept score on a meticulous notebook-paper score sheet. #youngteenMLBgeek
very happy to see another Seaver game on YT. thank you sincerely.
Nice to hear Jane Jarvis on the organ 🎶👍
Those were the days when pitchers went nine innings and more. They were not the overpaid six innings pitchers we see today.
Overpaid primadonnas(sp?) is more like it. 😒
@@dariowiter3078 And their arms fall off after a year or two because they haven't been taught or been given the opportunity to learn the *art* of _pitching_ ; hone their *craft* _instead_ they're too busy *throwing* , preoccupied with "velo" and worried about adding more 'stuff' to their already overblown repertoire of mostly useless "pitches"
KTTV Ch. 11 was the long time Dodger station from 1958, the year the Dodgers moved to Los Angeles from Brooklyn, New York, until 1992, when the O'Malley Family that owned the Dodgers got fed up with the scheduling of programs by the Fox network, which bought KTTV in 1986.
Umpires
HP John McSherry
1B Frank Pulli
2B Tom Gorman (Crew Chief)
3B Billy Williams
The Dodgers, now, are going have to go to the defense."
Good 'ol Jerry Doggett. RIP 🙏
Wow! this is an amazing video - thanks so much for posting. Seaver vs Osteen in a pitchers duel, Willie Mays in CF and hearing about players who aren't playing because of military service. Haven't heard Jerry Doggett's voice in a long time. RIP Tom Seaver.
Bud Harrelson (SS, #3) also reported to the Army for 2 weeks each summer
I very much second your comments. I forgot how much of a curveball stylist Osteen was.
And Maury Wills in that opening inning shown here. What a smooth, elegant player, on the bases and in the field.
I believe 1972 was the last year that players left for military service during the season.
Jerry Doggett called Dodgers games for 32 years. He missed only 1,game. He retired after the 1987 season. Don Drysdale replaced Jerry after the season.
Ah, a great reminder that the Mets traded Nolan Ryan for Jim Fregosi! We were at Shea all the time in the early 70s. You could bring your own food into the stadium....imagine that.
I believe this was the first season that the Dodgers put the players' names on their uniforms.
Wrong! 1971 was when the Dodgers used last names on their uniforms, not 1972.
No 71
George Thomas Seaver...... Greatest pitcher ever..... Period.... End of story.
RIP Tom Terrific .
A Fresno native as well
Great but not best ever!
Unlike Cy,Christy,GCAtheBigTrain. -Tom pitched in an integrated league.Unlike Jim Palmer,WhiteyFord & Lefty(Grove & Gomez) -pitched for poor teams.Unlike the other Lefty (SilentSteve) -never lost 20.Unlike Gibby,never threw at guys.Unlike Grimes,Perry & Sutton (All-Grimey!)didn’t cheat.Unlike Clemens,both.Unlike Maddux,could pull out the K when necessary (witness top-ofthe-6th,1out.)Pitched from the lowered mound,post1968.And unlike the likes of Mussina & JimKaat (TedLyons & Eppa Rixxey?) an inarguable top-tier Hall of Famer.You might be right!
I was 11 back then.
What is interesting is cameras showed batter's view of pitches which modern broadcast don't do. Mets dud not have names on back of uniforms and fans wire street clothes and few wire Mets gear. I miss Shea😢. Prices were more reasonable even with adjusting for inflation. I miss the earl, 70's!
The year before the "ya gotta believe" Mets
YES! Wish there were more Mets videos online from the first 25 years. I worked for an accountant (Fred Fishkin) who had videos of hundreds of games going back to the 1970's. He is still around. Wish he could arrange to have them posted.
Thanks for posting this. There's not enough videos of "peak Seaver" (69-73)
I’d add 75’ as peak as he won the Cy Young in 1975
Nope he won the Cy Young in 75
Ah, the flight path was over The Big Shea that day!
Every Mets game at Shea. Memories, memories!
Love it! Great memories
Great upload!
I've always wondered what became of these original broadcasts!
I grew up in the Sixties and Seventies and remember watching these games with my dad on KTTV Channel 11 in the San Fernando Valley.
I love the camera angle behind the catcher as the pitcher delivers his pitch!
I lobbied to have Maury Wills inducted into the Major League Baseball Hall Of Fame to no avail!
Gil Hodges did make it though.
Can you find the 2nd Game of the 1966 World Series?
That was, sadly, Sandy Koufax's last Major League Baseball pitched game and the Dodgers' defense let him down!
To add insult to injury, after committing 3 errors! in the 5th Inning, Willie Davis let a line drive by Frank Robinson drop in between himself and Right Fielder Ron Fairly which was ruled a triple in the 6th Inning.
Boog Powell then singled in Robinson ending Sandy Koufax's World Series Consecutive Scoreless streak at 24!
Interestingly, Koufax got out of his last Inning with a very unorthodox double play when Andy Etchebarren hit a bases loaded ground ball to Third Baseman Jim Gilliam who threw home to John Roseboro stepping on Home Plate and then throwing to First Baseman Wes Parker!
Double Play!
Can you find any NBC Channel 4 Game of the Week broadcasts?
Jerry Doggett calling the middle three. Vin Scully called the first and last three on T.V. They would take their turns on KFI Radio as well. For years, counting Brooklyn, this two man team never took an inning off.
Loved listening to the Dodgers on KFI 640 AM as a little boy back in the early '70s.
Dodgers Radio:
Jerry Doggett (PBP) 1-3/7-8
Vin Scully (PBP) 4-6/9 (simulcast with KTTV)
Vin Scully (PBP) 1-2/4-6/8-9
Jerry Doggett (PBP) 3/7 (non televised)
Damn; Osteen batting .275 ? For any other position, that's .330 ! Then, he smashes a stand-up 2B ! Nice.
This reminds you of how great Seaver truly was. Even as a lifelong Met fan, I have to say this may have been the worst offensive team I even saw, the old joke was a 3-1 count was a rally, yet he still won near 20 most years and 3 C Youngs. R.I.P Tom.
19:00 tough times for the legendary "Say Hey" kid in the twilight of his otherwise illustrious career.
That was pr move to gethim
wow, great video, thanks for this!
Jerry Doggett (PBP) Bottom 4th-6th
Vin Scully (PBP) Top 7th
A Vin Scully quote from a Farmer John commercial back then: "Doggone that (Jerry) Doggett!"
@@anthonybrooks5040 😆😆😆😆😆
Get you’re beer here beer...I remember that old timer working the box seats ...though I was in the grandstand .75 cents admission
The good ole days when fans were really into the game unlike today where fans are staring at their phones like mindless zombies!
KTTV Channel 11 Los Angeles. Metromedia Television. 1958-1992.
Remember it like yesterday! MM
@@anthonybrooks5040 35 years as the Dodgers flagship station.
1958-1976-Vin Scully & Jerry Doggett
1977-1987-Scully, Ross Porter & Doggett
1988-1992-Scully, Don Drysdale & Porter
Dyer was safe at home...15:50
Duffy Dyer? That’s a name from the past
I agree.
SAFE!
McSherry missed the call. The tag was on the hip and late.
Right--1971. Believe it or not, some people actually thought this was showboating. Baseball moves by inches, not feet.
A VERY different country back then 🇺🇸
Mets should have put the nameplates after their World Series win.
Wes Parker of Brady Bunch fame.
Bunting? A pitcher that can hit? 410 feet to center? Pitchers that completed a 9 inning game? No timers? Ball players that were different sizes and not all hulking gorillas?
weird some kid dropped his autograph book on ground I remember first signing was Duffy Dyer .I lived in California in a appartment complex in early 1970,s I was12 .Never seen a autograph book before that why i remember. Rusty staub was in there to.
Ah, the days when pitchers batted. Plus hit-and-runs, sacrifice bunts and squeeze plays. Completely different vibe back then.
Most of these guys look like bank tellers or school teachers who moonlight as major leaguers. Today's players are much bigger, stronger and more athletic.
..pampered and spoiled rotten with 50 mil in their pocket before they've even stepped on the field ..sickening
So fregosi was a Met before coming to the Angels
You have it backwards. Fregosi was a Red Sox prospect taken in the draft that stocked the original 1961 Angels. He played with them for years before the Mets got him.
Nope Angel's First the mets traded nolan Ryan for him bad trade
Bill Buckner pre-moustache.
This is awesome. I was wondering if you had the radio or TV broadcast to the Mets July 12 1972 game?
Never understood why they did away with the low home camera...
Now, this, indeed, was before Joe West😂😂😂
The fregosi curse, that was what the mets got, when they traded Ryan for him
Can you imagine what that Mets pitching staff would have been if they had kept Nolan Ryan?
I’m not so sure. Ryan hated playing in New York and I believe that joining the Angels definitely helped the mental aspect of his game. Therefore had he stayed with the Mets he probably would not have won 19 games and struck out over 300 in 1972.
COMMENTATOR:
VIN SCULLY
TV NETWORK:
KTTV 11 (IND; NOW FOX)
DATE:
9 JULY 1972
Along with Jerry Doggett.
Vin Scully (PBP) 1-3/7-9
Jerry Doggett (PBP) 4-6
Sweet Duffy
Osteen would go the distance this day, and win 20 on the season.
A lot was expected from Fregosi. After all the Mets made the blunder of trading Nolan Ryan for him. The rest is history, seven no hitters and the Hall of Fame fir Ryan.
It was an unfortunate decision, but not unreasonable at the time. Ryan could just not control his wildness. Everyone was on board for the trade. It's a shame it happened, as '70, '71 and '72 could have been World Series years as well, as those teams were otherwise strong.
A young Bill Buckner; future Red Sox First basemen.
Mets wearing black arm band in memory of Gil Hodges.⚾️
Maury Wills!
His last year
Terrible call on the squeeze play at 15:50. Duffy Dyer had slid past the plate all the way to the elbow, the ump seems to be looking at his hip just waiting to see him get tagged, then gives him the hot dog out call. He's maybe 3 feet away from the play, and he still blows it. Bring on the robots!